Null Profusion Null Profusion ($0.50) is a card that, initially, may seem bad
One of the times I was bit by a clipped Beta was when I buylisted some Alpha cards to ABUGames, and the buyer there pointed out that one of the cards I sent them didnt have these distinguishing features
Instead, there is a stigma in which we are the ones who deplete resources, offering nothing to the table but an open hand
While its true this card isnt as game warping as Katara, Sokka, or Hakoda, hes also a super cheap creature, and one thats great with your Allies whether they are already on your board or you cast them later
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